Elbow joint fixation sling is a medical assistive device designed to provide additional support and stability, helping to treat or alleviate pain and discomfort caused by elbow joint injuries or diseases. It is commonly used for injuries to the elbow joint, such as ligament sprains, dislocation of the elbow joint, elbow muscle strains, or elbow arthritis.
The elbow joint fixation sling may have the following functions and characteristics:

1. Support and fixation: The sling provides additional support and fixation, limiting the range of motion of the elbow joint, helping to reduce pain and stabilize the injured area, promoting healing.
2. Compression: Slings usually apply moderate pressure or compression, which helps reduce elbow swelling and inflammation, promote blood circulation, and accelerate recovery.
3. Comfort: Well designed fixed straps are usually made of soft and breathable materials to ensure comfortable wearing and reduce irritation and discomfort to the skin.
4. Adjustable: Some fixed straps have an adjustable design that can be adjusted according to the patient’s needs, ensuring appropriate support and comfort.
5. Convenience: The design of elbow joint fixation straps is usually easy to wear and adjust, allowing patients to easily engage in daily activities without being too restricted.
6. Rehabilitation support: The use of fixed straps can provide additional support during the rehabilitation process, helping to restore elbow function and strength, and reducing the risk of recurrence.
7. Medical guidance: Before using elbow joint fixation straps, it is best to receive guidance from a doctor or professional medical personnel to ensure proper wearing and adjustment, as well as to follow appropriate treatment and rehabilitation plans.

The specific design and function of elbow joint fixation straps may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer, so when selecting and using fixation straps, patients should choose based on the advice of medical professionals and personal needs.